Metrorail Train Safety Monitoring Central Node Network Computing Environment

Hai Feng Hong; Zhen Chen Chang; Chen Hui Yang; Xue Dong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.455.431

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Metrorail Train Safety Monitoring Central Node Network Computing Environment

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Metrorailtrain safetyguarantee and accident preventive measures become more stringent as severity of collisions and derailments happens frequently. Aninnovative safety monitoring and early warning network technology is discussed. This computing environment named Centralnode is used in several Metrorail trains under working condition. It integrates trains real-time dataaccording to aspects of vehiclesinterconnection, function service models and characteristic, uniform storage structure, circulation mechanism, diagnosis fusion interface. It improves the vehicles fault diagnosis accuracy and effectiveness.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 455)

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Hai Feng Hong*, Zhen Chen Chang, Chen Hui Yang, Xue Dong Wang

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3D Virtualization Storage Simulation Technologies, Central Node, Metrorail Train Safety Guarantee, Safety Monitoring, Warning Network Technology

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